Ag_nots Catholic Scriptural Challenge - just ONE proven example wins!!

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Thank you for clearing all that up for me Chesterton Rules (and, he does!😉

Cinette, just in case you missed it- the poster Liberal catholic never said mary and joseph had children but that mary’s Parents did…

Just look it over again please.
 
That works for his past sins (assuming he actually got baptised as Jesus did afterward? And confessed these sins?)

In any event- how does this shield him from future sins? Like when he beats his wife to a pulp the following week?:confused:

Please note, this quote below is from Martin 777, not Chesterton Rules (and he does!)
CHESTERTONRULES;4533343:
Of course all those tings are true! They are the Word of God, that never changes. But they do not destroy the doctrine of grace. I remember sharing Christ with a man and he wasn’t getting it so we stopped and prayed and then I shared a little more about how ALL his sins were placed on Christ at the cross befor He cried out “It is finished” (Greek word is tetelestai", literally ‘paid in full’). All of a sudden he said, “You mean all I have to do is believe?!” He prayed to receive Christ’s forgiveness that day and he never looked back. 30 years of good works have followed. He has led many others to Christ as well (the BEST good work!). True grace liberates. It doesn’t make you want to sit idle.
 
CHESTERTONRULES;4533343:
Of course all those tings are true! They are the Word of God, that never changes. But they do not destroy the doctrine of grace. I remember sharing Christ with a man and he wasn’t getting it so we stopped and prayed and then I shared a little more about how ALL his sins were placed on Christ at the cross befor He cried out “It is finished” (Greek word is tetelestai", literally ‘paid in full’). All of a sudden he said, “You mean all I have to do is believe?!” He prayed to receive Christ’s forgiveness that day and he never looked back. 30 years of good works have followed. He has led many others to Christ as well (the BEST good work!). True grace liberates. It doesn’t make you want to sit idle.
Grace is God’s gift which enables us to follow Jesus.

We still have to follow.

God’s grace is always true, but man’s response is often lacking.

We must strive for holiness and follow’s Paul’s example of pushing ahead to win the prize for which we were called.
 
Run the race man!😉 😉
Martin777;4533357:
Grace is God’s gift which enables us to follow Jesus.

We still have to follow.

God’s grace is always true, but man’s response is often lacking.

We must strive for holiness and follow’s Paul’s example of pushing ahead to win the prize for which we were called.
 
Oh really??

There is absolutely no way for the Bible to be the inspired word of God and Sola Scriptura and Sola Fide to be true?

I would love to see this proof sometime.

But it is late, tomorrow I am busy, it is Christmastime, and I am not in the mood for arguing over the internet now anyway.

But just because you think they are debunked, it does not necessarily follow that they have been proven Scripturally false.
PM me when you have the time and I will post the answers.
 
Martin777;4533357:
Grace is God’s gift which enables us to follow Jesus.

We still have to follow.

God’s grace is always true, but man’s response is often lacking.

We must strive for holiness and follow’s Paul’s example of pushing ahead to win the prize for which we were called.
The thing that really helped me see this even clearer was when I saw what Paul says happened to us on the cross. Not only did He die there, not only were ALL our sins placed there(I hadn’t committed the first sin back then!), but my *old man *died there too. That’s why II Cor 5:17 says “If then any be in Christ a new creature, the old things are passed away, behold ALL things are made new.” --Douay You either believe that or you don’t. If you are a Christian (are you?) then you suffered the death penalty at the cross and you came out of the grave with Christ. Friend, you are “seated with Christ in the heavenly places!”
 
Our sins past present, and future? Paul says no such thing.
Paul himself mentions he hopes to make run the race. Now, our growth in Christ never stops. Neither does the race until we are with him again. We cant just die in/with Christ at baptism, we must rise with him also.
CHESTERTONRULES;4533366:
The thing that really helped me see this even clearer was when I saw what Paul says happened to us on the cross. Not only did He die there, not only were ALL our sins placed there(I hadn’t committed the first sin back then!), but my *old man *
died there too. That’s why II Cor 5:17 says “If then any be in Christ a new creature, the old things are passed away, behold ALL things are made new.” --Douay You either believe that or you don’t. If you are a Christian (are you?) then you suffered the death penalty at the cross and you came out of the grave with Christ. Friend, you are “seated with Christ in the heavenly places!”
 
PM me when you have the time and I will post the answers.
All I can say to you then is that you have some wonderful discoveries to make, my friend! God’s word is sufficient, and Paul’s words in Romans and Galatians are incredibly clear. We’ll talk again.
 
notsmart;4533369:
Run the race man!😉 😉

I’m trying, and with God’s help, we’ll all make it!

👍
We can’t help ourselves? We can’t strive to be holy? Of course God helps us. But we do the running. Get some good gym shoes on man, and run with me!
But, we can’t ever stop.
That’s the thing. We cant sign up, and then walk away.
 
Our sins past present, and future? Paul says no such thing.
Paul himself mentions he hopes to make run the race. Now, our growth in Christ never stops. Neither does the race until we are with him again. We cant just die in/with Christ at baptism, we must rise with him also.
Martin777;4533380:
And IF you are born again, friend, then “He who began a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ!”
 
CHESTERTONRULES;4533372:
We can’t help ourselves? We can’t strive to be holy? Of course God helps us. But we do the running. Get some good gym shoes on man, and run with me!
But, we can’t ever stop.
That’s the thing. We cant sign up, and then walk away.
:clapping:
 
All I can say to you then is that you have some wonderful discoveries to make, my friend! God’s word is sufficient, and Paul’s words in Romans and Galatians are incredibly clear. We’ll talk again.
I’ll find the link to the thread CM clears this up. He isnt online now, and I dont want to cut and paste his work.
 
CHESTERTONRULES;4533372:
We can’t help ourselves? We can’t strive to be holy? Of course God helps us. But we do the running. Get some good gym shoes on man, and run with me!
But, we can’t ever stop.
That’s the thing. We cant sign up, and then walk away.
Absolutely. But it is a joyous run, with the One who has chosen me to live with Him for all eternity. Christ took all the wrath. If I turn back, it is because I was never in Him. There is a lot of emotionalism and formalism that passes as regeneration, but it is not. The Day will prove what is what!
 
All I can say to you then is that you have some wonderful discoveries to make, my friend! God’s word is sufficient, and Paul’s words in Romans and Galatians are incredibly clear. We’ll talk again.
I am caught up with work at the moment but it will be my pleasure to peel the blindfold from your eyes later on.🙂
 
Martin777;4533392 said:
So he just pulls my strings then? I don’t have to make any effort and suffer no toil, struggle nothing, nor be willing to lay my life down?
Sounds too good to be true.
You know, it is not good. Because its not true.
Why does Christ tell us to do things for others then if we decide we just dont want to because we are “saved” past, present and future sins included?
Why bother running at all?
 
notsmart;4533391:
Absolutely. But it is a joyous run, with the One who has chosen me to live with Him for all eternity. Christ took all the wrath. **If I turn back, it is because I was never in Him. **
There is a lot of emotionalism and formalism that passes as regeneration, but it is not. The Day will prove what is what!

You mean, a good man can’t fall? So was Jesus a dope for selecting an apostle who would give him that kiss?
 
Yes. And Paul of course knew Christ, but he lnoged to know him in all His fulness. But tell me, what sin that a Christian commits in the future was not punished on the cross 2000 years ago?
A sin he doesn’t repent of.
 
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